Currently in Salon

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  U.S. knew of terror suspect
  Man has been on a list of those suspected of terrorist ties for years
  EILEEN SULLIVAN
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  The imaginarium of Terry Gilliam
  The visionary filmmaker talks about the strange, sad, spooky resonance of directing Heath Ledger's last movie
  By Andrew O'Hehir
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  Slow scrambled eggs
  A dish that's a real gift, and everything you've ever wanted to know about your breakfast scramble
  By Francis Lam
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  The best "Christmas Carol" ever
  Forget Patrick Stewart, Alastair Sim and (please!) Jim Carrey. Nobody gets Dickens like George C. Scott
  By Louis Bayard
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  What's next for healthcare reform
  Informal talks to reconcile more progressive House bill with Senate's; affordability will be a focus
  Mike Madden
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  What happens when we can't trust the verifiers?
  Are we making the same mistakes with the banks that we did leading up to war in Iraq?
  By David Sirota
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  Obama hails Senate passage of health bill
  "These are not small reforms; these are big reforms," the president says
  Alex Koppelman
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  Directors of the decade: No. 5: Steven Spielberg
  Love him or hate him, no American director has been so popular for so long and inspired so much debate
  By Matt Zoller Seitz
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  "Sherlock Holmes": Downey by Law
  Guy Ritchie's version of the detective classic is hectic but harmless. Thank God for the film's two stars
  By Stephanie Zacharek
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  "It's Complicated": Another missive from romantic-comedy hell
  Alec Baldwin -- in his undershorts, no less -- saves Nancy Meyers' latest midlife whingefest
  By Stephanie Zacharek